Lucklyn Kante @_lucklyn

O hi😊🇬🇭 The world Joined October 2019

Tweets

4K
Followers

5K
Following

4K
Likes

13K

CASTIN @CASTINBILLZ

10 months ago

Asantehene wallpaper, thank me later ✌🏾

33 280 5K 188K 127

View Details

Akabenezer (Dr. Likee) @akabenezer0

10 months ago

Asante Culture must be documented on Netflix ❤️. It’s so beautiful

130 1K 13K 290K 668

View Details

KALYJAY @gyaigyimii

a year ago

Davido spoil there rough

86 763 14K 219K 164

View Details

. @olamiddee0

a year ago

📌

473 2K 41K 958K 222

View Details

Agogo @CyrusAgogo

a year ago

🙏🙏🙏

24 122 1K 33K 22

View Details

Osaretin Victor Asemota @asemota

a year ago

This is still cracking me up! I was once given some water with lemon slices inside it at a Japanese restaurant in San Francisco, and almost drank it. They quickly explained to me that it was for washing my hands. I was so embarrassed. 😂😂😂 x.com/BornAKang/stat…

60 322 2K 355K 572

View Details

Dr Sneaker Nyame @_sneakernyame

a year ago

Valid reason or not?

89 40 783 40K 12

View Details

Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor

a year ago

This will announce your presence.

672 998 17K 3.0M 7K

View Details

Lucklyn Kante @_lucklyn

a year ago

She didn’t miss a beat😭😂

0 0 0 110 0

View Details

The Best DStv Plug 🇬🇭 @samuel_elinam

a year ago

Oh chale😂😂😂😂

66 326 2K 321K 558

View Details

Kareeey @WhitneyWangari

a year ago

My love language is being his muse aka toothbrush holder😂😂☺️

136 810 11K 2.0M 2K

View Details

𝐀𝐒𝐊 @askghmedia

a year ago

Meet Matthew Ayariga, the Ghanaian Christian migrant worker who was martyred alongside 20 Egyptian Copts by ISIS in Libya on February 15, 2015. He was part of a group of construction workers kidnapped in Sirte, Libya, and behéaded on camera in a brutàl display of violence. What’s remarkable about Matthew’s story is that he wasn’t an Egyptian Copt like the others, but a Black African from Ghana who had been working with them. When questioned by his captors about his faith, Matthew reportedly said, “Their God is my God,” demonstrating his solidarity with his Coptic colleagues and his own commitment to Christianity. This act of bravery and devotion has led to his recognition as a martyr by both the Coptic Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church.